In a Washington Post, written by Colby Itkowitz, on May 7, 2014, the matter of buying luxury vehicles for old and new House members, whether liberals or conservatives, was critically appraised. The writer described the plethora of accents given to the discussion about the budgetary allocation for member’s car finance in such simply vivid, but not livid words such as “…Having your car bills paid is the great unifier.” The average cost of maintenance being paid on House members’ cars by the U.S taxpayers was stated as $589 monthly,…
BUDGET HAWKS and the 10th Assembly By Esther AJAYI
